JERUSALEM, July 17 — Hamas led other Palestinian armed groups in committing hundreds of war crimes in the surprise October 7 attack on Israel that set off the Gaza war, Human...
Human Rights Watch report accuses Hamas and allies of committing ‘hundreds’ of war crimes on October 7 , sparking outrage and demands for apology
“It’s impossible for us to put a number on the specific instances,” HRW associate director Belkis Wille told a news conference, adding that “there were obviously hundreds on that day”. “The reality is that it really wasn’t civilians from Gaza who perpetrated the worst abuses,” said Wille. “They set some houses on fire, burning and suffocating people to death, and forcing out others who they then captured or killed.”
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